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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-14

II hhtiSN n - INV kuOWU dS the NEW
Through 23d st ST. stations A. AM
nour local trains leave 23dst
from Chamber~st
- a. m-Daily except sunaaya Day Express Bune, Drav
ing-room Coaches TO Bnghamton. Elmira Hornrllsyfc
Buffalo. PuMan Sle'pIns Oach 10 cnIcasu. ~
ted" solid Pullman cram OF Day and Buffet Sleeping
Coaches, TO Meanwhile Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago AMI
St Louis Pullman Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo. Niagara
nsns%ton E%r Roches,e s s sS ssee Ss
Rutherford and Passaic 44j 545720 800 $780, 1920 m
1900 noon l45 300 800 $40. 5:l0 jaiO $500 6:iO $40
7l5 74j, $500 1890 my 1900 midnight suntays 54S
sSo PM mianiSh non i4o 4io oSo H4o 800 1880
pds r ii5 sI5 7so 75o $50 1920 M. 1900 noon
7:45 SEQ 800, lo3o p NJ. 1900 midnight sundays GtS
$50 lO:2o, 1900 las, Ais. $780, 745 900 1861
Newark aud Paterson. Newark, 6:5O 500 $40 lnOa
ll:3O IN. 200. 800 3d. 420 i:jO $50 $50 600 730
$780, 1900 M. and 200 midnight daily except saaAy
snnern 4i5 as 100 800 1920 n las $780, $50 500
Sundays 545 $3.50, 1920 H. il5 Els $50 SOU I5s1
warwick. 44j. 900 1920 A. 43O IN. Sundays 5.45 a IN
Monticello. 800 a M. 330p. m.
500 p. IN. sundays $50 a AMI 5000. m. ' WA
Montgomery, kondout and Kingston 9;OOA mr $3.50 "a.
sundays. $50 m.
Goshen l:i5 5i5 100 900 l02oa $780, $50 49, 500
D. ~. Sundays, SAB. $50 1920 $50 200 D.
Midleown 4i5 5:45 1850 900. lO2O a. m $50 i:35 500
D. m The 900 M. train stops at MainsL only.
Jervis 445. $50 900 1920 33O t:3D 500 800
Tickets passage and apartments Ia Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be Obtain ed AMI orders for the
au transfer Of baggage b. e at the Com,anysp
fees Nos 4Ol. I'LL 957 Broadway ls7 Wesst. " " Nos
1871 Fulton.st. Brooklyn. the Companv's depots
trains from tho West arrive in Ne WORK 7,l7
147. 1855 a. m. and l0;0Dp m.
DaEa .vARk
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standard OF classification


0ooS orIlna-v.. 9.lJ Low Witliny ...... l.l6
R 0coi or li11rv -. To Mliltnr lOl3
Trading in future deliveries Qnet The market opened
st last nights prices closed pa
8 points sales, "a 100 bales
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For Roth Sexes-CitY.

MISS ELIZABETH l.. KOUES' School iol
NI Young Ladies and Children. 40 East oo'ns|' Ne"
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER.
For PHILADELPHIA ana TRENTON, " Bonnd Brook
Route" At 400 1ii5. 900 Hoo $780, 400. 49,
1880. 1900 p SUNDAYS at 400, $40 H.. go l2OU
r. -
100 T. m connection Tor heading Harrisburg Potts
Vile etc ~. III. Eason. Bethlehem Attention. ~,
Mauch chunk. heading Harrisburg, etc On sundays
EastOn
7OO for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk
WIKI, sblrrc and scranton.
$50 A. kaston, bethlehem. Allentown, Manch Chunk
MllkssbaIrc SctanoH heading. Harrisburg POttsyIl,,
TaIuaqua shlnokn, Sunbury, LewisJurg, Williams
/ 90 AMI 100 D. M for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg. etc.
3ij III. for Eastun. betieheu,, Allentown Mauch Chunk
WigcsbaIrr Scranton lamaqna slanCkiu sunbury. Lew.
isburg, Wiamsport, etc
90 and 4..O y. iur EastOn Bethlehem Allentown etc
b45 \. /. Easton Bcthlchem, Allentown, Mauch
Cbung, Wkesbarre heading. Harrisburg Gu Sunday
al ESQ y. ~
700 and 730 y. for Eason. Bethlehem, Allentown,
40 s:l5, iiOOa loo 400, i3o, 0.l6 y. M sundays
400 900 ked Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove
except sun. ~, Point frasant
43G $40 lOJ 4:aO D. Tor Lakewood Toms River
40 A. M 100 D. H., for Atlantic CITY, yineland and
451 s:I5, ll45a NJ, 100. 4SO. $50 p IN. for Free.
40 Goo s.l0. 100, Has IN. 100, 400 43O
6,.iO $40 y. III. Sundays AGO. gOO "A. Tor Perth
Tor limo OF local points at Tieke,
Oihccs.
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propcsaIs.
AQuKDutT CohMssIoNERs' OypIcx ,
ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING, go BKoADwIyt
NkwfoRK. Jan. 81. lssI}
TO CONTRACTORS
dds or PRuPNSAIS for doinr tha ,ror,e ii

RIDS or PROPOSALS. fOI doing the work and
- furnishing the materials called IN the approved form
contract ho IN the office the Aquo,ict Comma
the construction Of additional shat 10 A. stu
Section OF the New Aqueduct az abonf Sr
ton l1xOO Will be received at this until the 10th day
OF February. 1891 nj O'Clock al which
they wi be publicly oenei by tho Aqueuct
sai materials wall be made by said soon
thereafter as practicable.
thereof and the bids OF proposals. ami proper envelopes
their ncosufc, and O bonds and
work. and all other information requr~ be obtained AZ
the a'oye Office OF the Aqncdnct Commissioners applca
ton TO the Secrsary.
BY or,lur Of tho Aqucduct Commissioners
JOHN &. sHEEuAN, JAMES c. SPENCER.
secretary. presidout
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DELAWARE. LAcKAwANvA and WEST

SXEwyoRE iNn NITRATE, LIenTNiSo EXPRESS
Dcpots New.York loot OF Barcav and christopher "s
y rcs"rs Ss"nn Ss%ss E"
ni bn nnsc S oHtor NorTsn
vile AMI Northumberland at owego for Ithaca and
~ Rinsnam,on and Elmir, E1prcss FOR Water Gap.
ton Pitis,on Kngston wilkesber-. Re
n. nai!y iIaaao Limited Expres. Tor stroaass.rs
lanh nnrio Sc; 1rrvlns IL HnSilG ! 2, a NJ
OxorS v"r"i"h Utica and ReId Sprngs e"Sn""ss a
ay CONNECTS ~ ,pfse with trains for ~ points West
at wescott Express Offices in NewYork and Brooklyn
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
r,, g,y YER RI :,. I,nnhry 1891
Alaa'ny rrov, 81 Anana Ronse,. Pr. ,ni syracuse
Albany Uc,. svrarnss Rocsstor pnr,,o. Iisg,rs Fuis
Ere Cleveland and Toledo arriving chicago 95c m
1910. M chlc.so Express arnwnc.room Canaan
illso NJ. Western Sew.yor< ant Northern Express
NJ Albany Troy anil Utlo, Exprs.. with triwias.
IN NJ Accommodation to Albany aud Troy
Tor Wa@Sra Fall. Bua,c ciocnn,t Toleo Derois osI
caro- anl 81 Louis Dnlns.car Nevy,rk to t'b,ay
RIMS Uc, s,STNpS orncI2,I ,t',,s
nn-'c Sss ~ w. and Cleveland III, n N. ncttlsyi
ter B"ro Niar'Ta F'iis teTasnd Toledo Detroit ana
chicagc secpinS,. 70 , w,'%roma vi, g,rS sI
Slturiav of SrT'av
lI.lbr M Nighf Fvn,ess with sleaping.cars Albany
ami rrNv Connects with fha morning trains for thcWss
AMI snr rho North Sitrritv ,iyhN. -
Ticketsnn sale NJ Grapi Central D"nH. No . btterv
Place tl3 Rro,iwav Uarlnr l2Sth-st ana Nhavay
Wescotts FNnress OTres park Mace near brtt
wav) 80 and 9t2 Rroe'wav 60 West l2'tlst. New
4th.si. WILLIAMSBURG
av IN Ss cc ,n city, -
3S3 Waslington.sf.. Rrookvr
baggage callel 70 and rhccse rosl ieica
sThrae trains iailv All others tiy except sun az
iThese trains stop NJ Harlem t25tns snn t,tse.l Tn
J. NJ rOUCEf HENRY AoNETE.
General Super ntendent General Passenger Agenk
ALL fares rcduced.-StOningt Line The
"A favorlte inside Route for Boston. Providence and ~
New England points
Full nights rest by taking late trains from steamer
Reclining parlor between steamers landing anf
B,ston WITHOUT CHARGE
steamers pier No. 80 North River block
Alloy. Canal St, ~ D u IN. daily. except sundays
+. W. PoPPLE. Geni Passenger Agt.
Boa SUll New.fork.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CUARLEsroN. Feb. l2.-Turpentlne duh ut 80 J64
SAVANNAH. Feb. lI.-IuIp-Dtine nrm NJ 3bc. bid.
WILMINGTON. Feb. l2-Turpentine nrn Al 36sc.
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For Both Sexes-Citv.
-CIRCULAKS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
"A. liable inform alton, Tree mailed ior posngs w
re AVERY. ANN School bureau " CO. ts.,-s.., =. :.
URAMEKCY PARK SCHOOL AND IOOL
IN HOUSE ASSOCIATION.
Incorporated. -,
70 the and Tool House to be made at the
principal office. 1O4 East 20tl ST. ,rxrr.yr os r.s,
fKINDERGARTEN and GIRLS DEPARIMEN1' 20 bast
MANUAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT open TO visitors
every Thursday after O'Clock D. III.
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GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY
" FOR YOUNG LADIES. BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Address Miss EMILY NELSON. Principal
LONE AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Primary. intermediate Classical English Music Prepa
ration for Vassar Olegc specially P ne adnited on our
certificate without examination. TIL LLMs, Springfield
Mass, Misses PORTER h CHAMPNEY. Principals Sec
oDd term begins February ii. lo57.
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For Both Sexes-CitY

A BUSINESS bookkeeping.
N Writing. ARITHMETIC Correspondence spelling Pho
PAiNEs BUSINESS COLLEGE. 81 BOwery; Uptown. lV7
West 3lth.st,
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Trains leave from Chamberss siaton for EpeIewooi
Tenafy Closter Sparkhll and Nyack $50 7lO 400 g26
ard 1n'a l'So I'd l;i5 s2o 900 400 500 $40 $50 400
500 For Nanaet Spring Valley Monsey and Tam ma
530 7:lO $50 a. 400 $50 D. IN sundays $3.50 m
SOOp. m. ~'
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M Ill T. - A * LIN L.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMEks
ADRIATlC Can't Par ,-II ... Thursday. t,h l:30 n
BRIrANNlC Capt. Perry thursday. te6 - $50 III
CEL L., capt Iiur 'iay tar s. Al
GEHMANGC CAPT ilettsl.. L ur.lay NJ ne H. o; - IN
Prom the White star Dock. foot OF West l0tl.s.
RATES-~aloon 500 s6l $50 aud rlJL Return tickets %
favorable terms steee To or from tho Old Country SD
intermediate tAdriauo aud Celtic ouy) SO $50
For Inspection plans Information apply At tho
company oince 10. 81 broadway. New. York.
A.. j. CURIIS, Agent
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6iearluoais dn0 RdllroaGs.
BOSTON, NEWPORT. NORTH and EAS1


ana Old COLONY. Leave Pier - y. r.. loot urry.
900 y. IN. daily. sundays excepted. Connection
Boat brooklyn at 81 amt Jersey CITY at
Best accommodations. Lowest Rates
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Ocean Gteamcrs.

COMPAGNTE GENERALE TRANSATLAN.
- TIQUE. FRENCH LINETO HAVRE
Companvs pier new No ~ North River foot OF Mortous
la Bou kGOgNt Fran geul. Sat. Feb. 26,
LA ACNE. de JOusscl n sat. NJ rch 3, | D. m
LOUIS DE BEBIAN Agent, Ma Bowling Green.
BRANCH OFFICE. LAO BROADWAY.
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VI IrI'weeKIy inc TON VIEW PIEH ~ v z
foot u sJcils.,L,
IS CITY OF AUGU TIA s,iay Feb. 10, at m
81. CITY OF sAEANNAH..T Thurs lay Fob. II, at D.
81 Ma DOCH SATURDAY. FSb. 49, at
Connecting with savannah. Florida Western Railway
for brunswick omIsv IT, Fernandina. Jacksonville and
all points In Florida Unsurpassed nodatons arst
class Table d'liota
]. d. HASHAGEN HENRY YONGE.
Eastern gent !. r. q ". Az Ocean
20l BrOa lway. Pier 50, n. r.
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II New York dog iancier gives the follow
VI rules about training dogs
~ Begin the training, if possible, when the
- - is about four months old, and let the
4, sons be given in a quiet place with no ono
resent but the teacher. la training your
1, ng, endeavor to make him bend to your will
Kindness at the same time being firm and
cided in all that you undertake Use the
AGA = sparingly and never u" it innnSer
mgr teach II dog to lead place II string of six
W 1T feet an length around his neck. The
can will endeSvor to- release himself, ana:
All must stand still until he has
ased his struggles, Tb,s will teach
I'm that he cannot get away,
mad then you can teach him b. come to you.
tand Off the length of the string and say
ONE or Cone here, using the same word
words every time, so as not to confuse
n. When calling him at tie same time
Il on the string gently He will soon com
, ehend the meaning and obey whenever the
ords are used. When giving the lesson
ways pet and cares the dog whenever he
)e5 as you wish. 1t is also advisable to
c ach him at this time by some word or gest-
which Wall Indicate that hie study hour
over.
a. q "a
rnear some place where yop know he de-
ras. to go, and say 60 urging him on by
ng. When he has gone u part of the dis
CD e, call stop, at the same time pulling on
q, string and repeating the command With
rience and kindness you viii very soon
Iake him fully understand and hc ohe'licnt
The time required in his training varies ac-
cording to the sagacity Of the dog, usually
being from one TO two weeks. Never let the
lesson occupy more than half an hour, and
when through have some choice mors,l to
give him. While making him fear YOU
by stermess, teach him to attach himself to
III by kindness To teach him % charge
lie down, put Your hand on his back and
.lmand him to charge at the same time
cling him in position with his heal between
fore paws. \ few lessons will soon make
IN understand
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ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.

Hardly week passes without the men
ton by the newspapers OF sudden deaths,
and of late the alarming frequency OF the
statement that death was caused by rheu'
matism or neuralgia of the heart cannot
fail to have been noticed. In all proba'
bility many deaths attributed TO heart dis
ease are caused by these terrible diseases
which are far more dangerous than is gen.
orally considered. Is there any positive
cure? Tie bes, answer to such question
is given by those who hare been cured 10y
the use of Athlophoros.
La Harpe, Illinois.
For several years friend OF m,ne had
an attack of rheumatism every Spring, and
each succeeding attack was worse than the
previous one. lie saw Athlophoros adj.
vertised and concluded to try II. Ater
using the first bottle he told me he could
90 to bed and sleep all night without any
aches or pains, a thing he had not done be-
fore for five years. He took two more bot
Ties for fear of return of the complaint;
since that time he has not been bothered
with rheumatism. can say that 1t has
given the best satisfaction of any remedy l
ever sold for the purposes for which 1t Is
recommended. WM. PERRIN, Druggist.
Huntley, McIienry Co., ILL.,
October Sd, 1884.
For six months suffered severely from
an attack of rheumatism. A friend sent
me a notice of several reliable cures Ell
fected by Athlophoros. procured the
medicine and less than one bottle COM
pletelv cured me, and have not had the
least indication of return of the painful
disease. have recommended 1t to Others
and results similar to those in my own case
have followed. regard Athlophoros as
invaluable. REV. =. HARTLEY
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they cam
not be bought of the druggist the Athlo.
phoros Co., ll2 Wall ST., New York, will
send either Carriage paid on receipt OF
regular price, which is SlCO per bottle
for Athlophoros and SOC. for Pills.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, in
digestion, weakness. nervous debility, diseases
of women, constipation, headache, impure
blood, &c, Athlophoros pills are uncGualcd.
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D BoHJ, THE TWO HORNED RHINOCERos.
In her native hone, in the wilds of Africa,
Rohu slept during the heat Of the day and re-
'eshed herself night and morning by eating
. ives and succulont bushes. Ia her present
arters she gets two meals day, each Of
ich consists OF a bushel of bran and oats
s yed. She washes this ration down by
linking about seven pals Of water \ sup
- IT hay is kept constantly on hand both
food and bedding
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Plants Tina, Feed on CtterDtIinrs,

Amn1g the most curious productions of
w Zealand 81, Nicholas tells boys and girls,
) the singular psnt called hutush cateIpi!-
ar. Caterpillars live upon plants, az our
'eaders know, but here comes little seed
hat seems to say, turn, about is fair play"
and lodges on the wrinklcd neck of the cater
pillar 1t sends forth its tiny green stem,
lraws its life from the helpless caterpillar
= not only send up its little shoot with the
Ito h stem capped with ii tiny cat tall but
for / its roots the entire body of its vie
Tho nging it into a white, pith like sub
~ This. however, preserves the exact
w. Al the caterpillar.
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HEAVILY BrRDENED CRAwLERs
! illustration here reproduced gives
n GOD idea Of che curious sight afforded
!, ese heavily Lurdened caterpilars rs
. love slowly along with the banner that
i noes their doom slowly floating above
: For when a young caterpillar bears
,Towth upon its head it heralds the slow
:, ain death of the over loaded worm.
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The best on eartn can truly be said Of
Griprs Cilycerine Salve, which is a sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises seslds'
burns. wounds and all other sores. VIII pos
,iiv,Iy cure piles, letter and all skin erup.
tions Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only 20
cents. Sold by l.. y. Griggs,
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The SscrifcIsi Car.

In Asia Ire people throw themselves under
the .hesls Of Moloch Ia America We ride
st tie rate of sixty miles All hour alog gsiJ.
u red hvt stove -Ous IA y orb
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YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
CURIOUS PLANT THAT GROWS
ON A CATERPlLlAR'S HEAD.

Rhinoceros From AfriC3., aud Nnw IN
IT Central Park - what She Eats aud
what She Drinks,
One of the leading attractions in the men.
bgerie at CENTRALLY park is Bohu, the two horned
rhinoceros, which came all the way from
Africa Before her arrival in New York city
Bohu had Travelled in a circus wagon from
town 10 town for nearly or quite one year
Notwithstanding her journeying across the
country in this enlightened part Of the world,
Bohu remains quite savage, and AZ times
frightens timorous visitors 10y beating againS;
the door of her cage with q force that makes
IL rattla
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SUGAR LAND.

I, ish there was land of sweets,
ere loaves of sugar paved the streets,
Tue g boys could suck their loliipop,
If llever, never have To stop.
tent deep wells in sugar sand.
Of IN op il up within my hand:
hills OF caramel
IN III ch the syrup ocean swell.
o"e slender candy cane
CADd nd nibble. When the rain
,,,,l made and orange juice
curing down there'd h, no iIse
day
ing your umbrellas up.
"" IKE my mouth into a cup
sue wallow every drop of it;
d,i hould never spill bit!
piop VS. should he spongy cake.
.,a a hey'd keep me wide awake;
at nibble 'em. you know,
agalh my head would soon he low.
from Golden Days.
recof' IS the flower of fashion at this
On don. Florists windows are
ow masses Of the reigning ia
nge corsage bouquets slearr
buiio ugh fog and smoke
wants
Iose b
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w. BRE; WEIR, Attorney and CounscIora
-. Law. and Notary Public Rooms "a 10, Upert
House Block, Ottawa, III.
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC R'Y


at
which invites
include
Audubon GuthTle
Albert
d Towns andy lages
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John Il. RICE, Attorney at Law. Reddickt
Block, city of Ottawa. viii practice law In L.
Sale and adjoining counties, and in the AppellaL
and Supreme Courts. sep1-'yr'
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Y. y. BULL. LESTER II. sTRAwE. H. ". RuaER
DULL, SDRA w N ~ RUG Ek, After.
ID neys and Councillors at Law. Oitcs over CITY
Drug Store corner Of La Sale and Madison streets
tawa. III. isn25A
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HlBAH 7, GlLRERT. JAMES H. HCkRIs
(NILI3LSr " Eek ELS, Attorneys and
" Councillors AT Law, Futterer 4 Metzger's Block
east OF Court House. sep29. SO
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r. GR1GGS, Attorney ana Counselor At Law
" ONCE in Lynch's block, Main street Ottawa. III.
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nR. II. w. WEBS, (Deutcher I'octOr.) lat.
~ Physician and Surgeon 70 the 81. Louis Fema'
Hospital Office Sefel's Clothing Store, corner o.
Main and La Sale streets. Residence sosth bluff
AZ Mrs. HenZs. APPS
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nR. j. -. RT BURN, Ottawa III. once II
~ Opera House Block IN Office day and nl2ht,
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proved valuable operation
DINING
Ason
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~ G. rREN AIRY, Attorney at Law. ono.
l. with L. W Brewer, Rooms 5, 10, Opera House
BLOCK, OttAWR, ILL., tunB
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n McDOUC}AL l., Attorney ut Law, Ottaw,
~. III. ONCE In Gedney'. Block. deCaTs
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nR. CHARITY SA ~ DfRss, successor
~ to DR.. Alcinda hutcn. Office Opera House Block.
Ottawa. H. Telephone, No. III sepi3
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NATION AL CITY BANh
OF OTTAWA,
Formerly City Bank Of Eames Allen Coz
I. ID. CAIlIN ....,...., wee lfesiucht
Ed. &. ALLEN, Observation-Disclosures, Cashier.
A. T. SChoCl. .As-ist Cashier.
Exchange on Chicago and New York and all tn,
principal cities east and west bought anu sold.
Exchange on England ireland, Scotland and all i'm
poran, points IN Continental Europe drawn In sums to
suit purchasers,
u. S. Revenue Stamps OF all denominations constant.
ly on hand and for sale.
Uued States Bonds, Local Securities old ana silver
bought and sold
Banking hours from Q A. VI. 10 I'm
A. +. SCHOOL, Assist. Cashier
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'EHoS. c. FULLERTON, Attorney at
l Law, Ottawa, Illinois. Office IN Bushuell's block
west of Court House. JAMIE
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NJ N. ARMSTRONG, Attorn, y and Coun
M seor at Law, Ottawa, Ill. Notary iublic oinot
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IL. Edinburg. Office, in Armour's rev builiss. OF
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nR. wN. - IL r.PEARD, Member 81 tht
~ Royl College OF uterinary Surgeons, England
Fellow OF the London .eterinnry Medical ISOLATION
As- Veterinary Eii or Dua.on's Spirit Of ~, 2pJ1
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L Y. dRIGGS, Druggist, Bookseller and ga
Il. non er, OTTAWA, III. s-oond store in SstE gar
Block. south SIDE OF Court House squsre.
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}. W. DUNCAN. Al. OoNoa
nUNCAN * O'CONOR, ATTORNEYS q,
~ Law. Office in Futiercr Il Mctlgcr's block east
Of Ourt house, Ottawa, Illinois. july29s2
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L. g. SWIFT, Attorney AT Law. Armory Block
IL. Special attention given % probate matters
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Office Hours, 2tO I. Ofice and Residence.
Always IN office during Office hours. 70. BLOCK
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~ x EUSSI. German Drrsyst snd Appth-
WI. cary wholesale and retail, Main street, Dts
va III Importer of Drugs, Chemicals, French Cosni
&C Brandie.. W'nes &c.
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u II. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law. o:no,
ID. over No. 10 La Sale street west side II III,
Go jrt House. Ottawa, Ill., luy3Ts
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IL seiors at Law; also Notary Public. OflCe In Fut,
tcrcr MetZgers Block. east OF Court House. feb,'&
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